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FREGELLAE , an ancient town of Latium
Latina
people
colony was established there. The place was taken in 320 B.C. by the Samnites, but re-established by the Romans in 313 B.C. It continued hence-forward to be faithful to Rome; by breaking the bridges over the Liris it interposed an obstacle to the advance of Hannibal on Rome in 212 B.C., and it was a native of Fregellae who headed the deputation of the non-revolting colonies in 209 B.C. It appears to have been a very important and flourishing place owing to its command of the crossing
colony of Fabrateria Nova, 3 M. to the S.E. on the opposite bank of the Liris, while a post
village
empire
See G. Colasanti, Fregellae, storks e topografia (1906). (T. As.) End of Article: FREGELLAE If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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